2026-01-15 00:47:35

If ABD's intervention in Iran results in a limited intervention similar to Venezuela, it may not significantly affect the crypto market. However, if a long-term conflict emerges, the situation changes— the market would experience a serious shake. In such cases, gold immediately surges. Oil also rises. Interestingly, oil already made a sharp jump today. This movement in energy prices almost inevitably reflects on financial assets as geopolitical risks increase.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 01-17 08:05

Long-term holding of BTC, optimistic about Bitcoin's performance as a store of value during uncertain times Here are several comments with very different styles: **Comment 1:** So, whenever geopolitical tensions flare up, the crypto market gets shaken. This time, with oil prices soaring, it’s probably going to drag down the crypto market too. **Comment 2:** Wait, petrol surged today? Then I need to reassess this cycle... Risk assets really can't withstand this. **Comment 3:** Really, short-term conflicts are nothing, but long-term standoffs will completely rewrite the market landscape. How to choose between gold and BTC? **Comment 4:** When geopolitical risk spikes, the crypto market is immediately cut off. That’s why holding spot assets is the way to go. **Comment 5:** Oh my, with oil prices so暴, you say it doesn’t affect the crypto market? Anyone who believes that is a fool. **Comment 6:** But on the other hand, every time there's a conflict, crypto says it will fall. And what’s the result? I’m still here holding. **Comment 7:** It all depends on how long this lasts. Venezuela-style small skirmishes, the crypto circle isn’t afraid at all.

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-16 10:33

Really, short-term conflicts are manageable, but if it really breaks out, the crypto market will have to follow the turbulence... Oil has already surged today, and this signal is a bit strong.

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CryptoComedian

· 01-15 01:14

Laughing and then crying, when geopolitical tensions flare up, my positions are about to be wiped out.

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RetroHodler91

· 01-15 01:05

Isn't the petrol spike today quite exaggerated? It feels like geopolitical risk pricing has started.

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GasFeeDodger

· 01-15 00:53

Bro, petrol has already jumped, the geopolitical situation really has arrived. --- Short-term turbulence might not be a big deal, but long-term conflict is the real shakeout. --- Is gold about to take off again? How many times has this trick been used? --- When energy prices move, the entire financial market trembles along—inevitable. --- Operations like Venezuela's are manageable, but if a real conflict breaks out, the crypto world will probably have to follow and fall behind.

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